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Reading Skills and Business Functions

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ISBN: 960-390-216-0
ΣΥΓΓΡΑΦΕΑΣ: Σιβρίδου Φωτεινή
ΕΚΔΟΤΗΣ: Interbooks
ΣΕΛΙΔΕΣ: 96

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Reading Skills and Business Functions is a skills-based book intended for students of business and economics who have reached a lower intermediate level in English.Its aim is to develop in learners reading skills so as to enable them to approach texts used in business and economics in such a way as to under¬stand meanings through reference, inference and guessing. This will help learners to read and understand texts used in their own field of studies at the University. Business functions are developed through a range of stimulating, realis¬tic and communicative activities, which are challenging and creative. The book is divided into two parts: the first part is devoted to a history of economics and is based on authentic texts. The second part deals with modern issues in business management and provides learners with pro¬blems that appear in modern business, as well as a variety of terms used in such situations. The concern of the writers lies with the business jargon used in the specific business situations and with offering learners ways to under¬stand, use and consolidate this specific terminology as well as enable them to tackle the key functional areas of business interaction. Reading Ski/Is and Business Functions gives students the chance to do both controlled practice in the most important reading skills, and to relate the language used to their own reading experience. Fotini Sivridou, Lecturer in English, Department of Informatics, University of PiraeusAntonis Iakovos,Teacher of Business English,University of Piraeus

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